# Gifted

> Gifted is a free-to-use corporate gifting and recognition platform that sends one reward link by email or text, lets the recipient choose gift cards from what the company says are 4,500-plus brands in 150-plus countries, curated physical gifts, custom swag, or a charity donation, and supplies their own address and size; the sender pays only the face value of gifts, with no platform, seat, or setup fee, and can cancel an unclaimed gift for a full refund within 72 hours or a 75 percent credit within two years.

- Category: Corporate Gifting & Direct Mail (https://saastracker.org/categories/direct-mail-gifting)
- Website: https://www.gifted.co
- Starting price: $0 per month, no platform, seat, or setup fee; you pay the face value of gifts
- Free plan: The whole platform is free: unlimited users, unlimited campaigns and automations, HR integrations, reporting, permissions, and human support. You pay only the face value of gifts sent.
- Free trial: Not applicable; the product is free to use with no time limit
- Founded: 2018, HQ: Palo Alto, California, United States (notice address in the terms of service), Ownership: Privately held (Giftedd Solutions Inc.)
- Profile last reviewed: 2026-09-26
- Canonical profile: https://saastracker.org/products/gifted

## Key facts

| Attribute | Value | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Starting price | $0; no platform, seat, or setup fee, gifts at face value | gifted.co/pricing, 2026-09-26 |
| Paid tiers | None; every feature is on the free plan | gifted.co/pricing, 2026-09-26 |
| Funding fees | ACH and wire free; card 3%; international 5% FX | gifted.co/pricing, 2026-09-26 |
| Unclaimed gift refund | 100% within 72 hours; 75% up to 2 years, as balance credit | gifted.co/pricing, 2026-09-26 |
| Gift card catalog | 4,500+ brands in 150+ countries (vendor claim) | gifted.co, 2026-09-26 |
| HR integrations | 45+ claimed, 13 named | gifted.co/integrations, 2026-09-26 |
| API access | Listed on one page; no public docs; directory says 'Soon' | gifted.co/why-gifted, 2026-09-26 |

## Overview

Gifted is operated by Giftedd Solutions Inc., whose terms give a Palo Alto, California notice address and New York governing law, and whose privacy policy references Israeli privacy law and processing in Israel, the UK, the EU, and the US. The website names no founders and gives no founding date. The earliest dated article on its own learning center is from September 2018, which is the best vendor-sourced marker for when the business was active. It sells to people and culture teams first and to sales and client-facing teams second, and its homepage frames the product as 'one platform for rewards, recognition and gifting'.

The commercial model is the headline and it is simple: Gifted charges nothing to use. There is no platform fee, no seat or user fee, no setup fee, and no contract, and the company says it earns a percentage from the brands on each gift rather than from the sender. You pay the face value of what you send. Funding the account by ACH or wire is free; card funding carries a 3 percent fee and international sends a 5 percent currency conversion fee. That puts Gifted alongside Goody and Snappy's free tier as the cheapest way into gifting in this category, and unlike those two it applies the same terms to every feature it sells rather than tiering them.

The mechanic is a single reward link. You set a budget, add a note, and send it by email or text; the recipient opens it, sees a catalog localized to their country and currency, and splits the value across gift cards, prepaid virtual Visa or Mastercard, physical gifts (US only), custom swag, or a donation. The value can be hidden so only the gesture shows. Address and size are entered by the recipient, which removes the two chores that stall most gifting programs. Unclaimed gifts can be canceled: 100 percent back to your balance within 72 hours of sending, and 75 percent back at any point up to two years.

The strongest part of the product is HR automation: birthday, work anniversary, and new-hire campaigns fed from a list of HR integrations that the company counts at 45-plus, including BambooHR, Rippling, HiBob, Workday, ADP, Gusto, Deel, and Paylocity. The weakest documented part is the sales side. One page lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Outreach, Zapier, a REST API, and webhooks, but the integrations directory marks its sales and marketing category as 'Soon' and the help center has no API or CRM articles. A sales team should treat CRM-triggered gifting as unconfirmed until it has seen it working.

## How it works

1. You sign up self-serve, which the company says takes about five minutes to a first gift, and fund a balance by ACH, wire, or card. Unlimited users can be added, each with a role that controls budgets, which occasions and countries they can gift in, whether they can resend or cancel, and whether a manager must approve a gift before it goes.

2. For a one-off gift you pick an amount and a gift type, write a note, and send the reward link to an email address or phone number. For recurring occasions you connect an HR system or upload people, then turn on a birthday, work anniversary, or new-hire campaign, or use one of the pre-built templates for holidays and appreciation days. Managers can get automated reminders ahead of their team's dates.

3. The recipient opens the link, sees a catalog and currency matched to their country, and chooses. Gift cards are delivered after a verification code sent by email or text; physical gifts and swag ask for a shipping address (and a size, for apparel) at checkout. The help center says some gifts sit in a 'Pending Approval' review for up to an hour before delivery.

4. The Reports tab tracks each gift through sent, opened, partially redeemed, fully redeemed, canceled, and expired, with a budget history and CSV export for finance. From there you can resend an unopened gift for free, regift it to someone else, or cancel it and recover 100 or 75 percent of the value depending on timing.

## Best for

People and culture teams at small and mid-sized companies, especially distributed or international ones, that want automated birthday, anniversary, and onboarding gifts from their HR system with no software fee, and small client-facing teams that want to send a choice of gift without collecting an address.

## Not the right fit for

- Sales teams that need a gift to fire from Salesforce or HubSpot today; the integrations directory lists sales and marketing connectors as coming soon, and no API documentation is published.
- Buyers who want a surprise physical box on a desk; recipients are notified by link and choose, and curated physical gifts ship only within the US.
- Teams that want handwritten notes or printed direct mail; Gifted sends digital links, not paper.
- Procurement teams that need a SOC 2 report; the company claims ISO 27001 certification and describes itself as 'SOC 2 Ready', which is not an attestation.
- Anyone gifting into regulated industries without checking policy first, because an emailed gift card link is easy to forward to compliance, and prepaid Visa and Mastercard options are treated as cash equivalents by most gift policies.

## Features

### Reward link and catalog

The one link the whole product runs on, and what the recipient can spend it on.

- **Universal reward link**: One link works in any supported country and localizes the brands and currency to where the recipient is, so a teammate in Berlin and a client in Brazil each see local options without any per-country setup.
- **Gift card catalog**: The homepage claims 4,500-plus gift card brands across 150-plus countries, with 346 brands shown for the US. Other Gifted pages give 3,500 brands and up to 200-plus countries, so treat the exact count as marketing rather than a contract.
- **Split and hidden value**: Recipients can split one budget across several brands and gift types, and the sender can hide the value so the recipient sees a choice, not a price.
- **Prepaid virtual Visa and Mastercard**: Prepaid cards in USD, CAD, EUR, GBP, JPY, and AUD are available as a choice, redeemed through a third-party prepaid center. A plastic card can be requested for a $3 fee.
- **Curated physical gifts**: A shortlist of gift boxes, gourmet items, tech, and products from small and minority-owned businesses, delivered within the US. Price ranges quoted on Gifted's pages vary between $20 to $999 and $30 to $300.
- **Charity donations and experiences**: The company lists 500-plus charities and virtual and local experiences as redemption options, which helps where a gift card would breach a recipient's policy.

### Swag and address-free fulfillment

Branded merchandise without warehousing or size guessing.

- **On-demand custom swag**: Upload a logo, pick items from the catalog, and swag is printed per order with no minimum quantity and no contract, so nothing sits in a closet.
- **Recipient-supplied address and size**: For swag and physical gifts the recipient enters their own shipping address and size at checkout, so the sender never has to collect or store either.
- **Company store**: A branded storefront where employees and clients can redeem allowances or buy merchandise, listed on the Why Gifted page.
- **Order tracking**: The dashboard tracks swag orders from send to delivery, and recipients can send a thank-you message back through the platform.

### Automation and HR integrations

The part of the product that runs without anyone remembering a date.

- **Birthday, anniversary, and new-hire campaigns**: Milestone gifts fire automatically from start dates and birthdays, at intervals you choose, including gifts timed for the day before a new hire starts.
- **HR system sync**: The company counts 45-plus HR integrations and names BambooHR, Rippling, HiBob, Workday, ADP, Paychex, UKG, Deel, Gusto, Paylocity, TriNet, Namely, and Remote, so the people list and their dates stay current without a spreadsheet.
- **Campaign templates**: Pre-built templates for holidays, appreciation days, and onboarding that you customize rather than design from scratch.
- **Manager and campaign reminders**: Automated reminders to managers ahead of their team's occasions, and notices of upcoming scheduled campaigns and future opportunities.
- **Test gift**: Send yourself a test gift by email or text to see exactly what the recipient will see before a campaign goes out.

### Budgets, permissions, and reporting

The controls a finance team asks for before gifting goes company-wide.

- **Unlimited users with granular roles**: No user fees, and permissions down to budgets, occasions, countries, resends, cancellations, and report access.
- **Manager budget approvals**: A 'send before spend' approval step so a gift can require sign-off before it is delivered.
- **Budget history and exports**: A running ledger of when and why every dollar was allocated, with CSV export of sent gifts for payroll and accounting.
- **Gift status tracking**: Each gift moves through pending approval, sent, opened, partially redeemed, fully redeemed, canceled, or expired, so you can see who engaged.
- **Resend, regift, and cancel**: Resend an unopened gift for free, redirect it to someone else, or cancel it: 100 percent back within 72 hours, 75 percent back within two years, and no cancellation once the recipient has selected.
- **Sales integrations (announced)**: The Why Gifted page lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Outreach, Zapier, a REST API, webhooks, and Slack notifications, but the integrations directory marks sales and marketing as 'Soon'. Confirm before you plan around them.

## Use cases

- **People team at a 60-person distributed company**: Birthdays and work anniversaries are tracked in a spreadsheet, half the team is outside the US, and the celebration is usually a late Slack message. Outcome: BambooHR or Rippling feeds the dates, a birthday campaign sends a $25 reward link on the day, and each person picks from brands in their own country and currency. The only cost is the gift value, plus 5 percent on international sends.
- **Account manager sending closing gifts**: A deal just signed with a client in London, the account manager has an email address but no postal address, and does not know what the buyer would like. Outcome: One reward link at the chosen budget goes by email, the value stays hidden, and the client chooses a local gift card, a donation, or swag. If the link is never opened, canceling within 72 hours returns the full amount.
- **UX researcher paying study participants**: Forty interview participants across six countries each need a thank-you incentive, and finance wants one report of every payout. Outcome: Reward links in each participant's local currency go out after the session, and the Reports tab exports every send and redemption for reconciliation, with no per-send or platform fee.
- **Office manager running onboarding kits**: New hires start in different cities and the company keeps ordering boxes of branded hoodies in sizes nobody wears. Outcome: An on-demand swag pack with no minimum order is triggered by the new-hire campaign, and each hire enters their own size and address, so nothing is warehoused.

## Pricing

Free platform. The sender pays the face value of the gifts they send and nothing else when funding by ACH or wire; the company says it earns a margin from the brands. Card funding and international sends carry percentage fees.

- **Free**: $0 per month, with no contract. Unlimited users and campaigns; Gift cards, physical gifts, swag, donations; HR integrations and automated milestone campaigns; Budgets, approvals, permissions, and exportable reports; Human support included. There is no paid tier. Every feature Gifted sells is on this plan.

Add-ons:

- Card funding (3% of the amount funded): ACH and wire funding are free.
- International gifting (5% currency conversion fee): Applied to sends in a currency other than the funding currency.
- Physical prepaid card ($3.00): Charged when a recipient converts a virtual prepaid Visa to a plastic card through the third-party prepaid center.

Billing notes:

- There is no subscription at any volume. The cost of the program is the face value of the gifts, plus 3 percent if you fund by card and 5 percent on international sends.
- Unclaimed gifts can be canceled: 100 percent of the value returns to your balance within 72 hours of sending, and 75 percent at any time up to two years. A gift cannot be canceled once the recipient has selected it.
- Refunds go to your Gifted balance, not back to your bank or card, so recovered value has to be spent on future gifts.
- Worked example for a $25 gift card to a US recipient funded by ACH: $25.00, with no platform, seat, or per-send fee. Funded by card it is $25.75. The same gift to a recipient in another currency adds the 5 percent conversion fee.
- The company says it makes its margin from brands on each gift. Its own comparison page claims competitors add up to 15 percent per gift; that is Gifted's claim about rivals and should be checked against their current terms.
- Minimum gift values are not stated on the pricing page; the closing-gifts page quotes a range of $5 to $1,000.

Value assessment: On price, nothing in this category beats free, and Gifted's free is unusually complete: HR integrations, approvals, unlimited users, swag, and international links are all on the same $0 plan, where Goody charges $20 a seat for global sending and Snappy puts its paid features behind a $2,000-a-year tier. The cost you do carry is the 5 percent conversion fee on international gifts and the 25 percent you lose if you cancel an unclaimed gift after 72 hours. Goody's rule of not charging for unaccepted gifts is more generous on that last point. For a people team, Gifted is very good value. For a sales team the price is still right, but the CRM integrations that would make it a sales tool are announced rather than documented.

### Entry price history

Dates are when SaaSTracker checked the vendor's published pricing, not when the vendor changed it.

Entry price first recorded on 26 September 2026. It will be re-checked when this category next comes round the rotation.

| Checked | Entry price | Normalised | Event | Note |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 2026-09-26 | $0 per month, no platform, seat, or setup fee; you pay the face value of gifts | Not published monthly, flat | recorded |  |

## Strengths

- Genuinely free: no platform, seat, user, or setup fee on any feature, and ACH and wire funding cost nothing.
- A single reward link that localizes brands and currency to the recipient's country, with a catalog the company puts at 4,500-plus brands in 150-plus countries.
- Deep HR automation, with 45-plus HR integrations claimed and birthday, anniversary, and new-hire campaigns that run from the HR system's own dates.
- Clear unclaimed-gift terms: 100 percent back within 72 hours and 75 percent within two years, published on the pricing page and in the help center.
- Recipient choice across gift cards, prepaid cards, physical gifts, swag, and charity, with value hiding and address and size captured by the recipient.
- Governance a finance team will accept: unlimited users with granular roles, manager approvals, budget history, and exportable reports.
- On-demand branded swag with no minimum order and no warehousing.

## Limitations

- Sales integrations are inconsistently documented: one page lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, and a REST API, but the integrations directory marks sales and marketing as 'Soon' and no API docs are published.
- Curated physical gifts ship only within the US, so international recipients are limited to gift cards, prepaid cards, swag, and donations.
- Canceling an unclaimed gift after 72 hours returns only 75 percent, and all refunds are credit on the Gifted balance rather than cash.
- International gifting carries a 5 percent currency conversion fee, and card funding carries 3 percent.
- Catalog figures conflict across Gifted's own pages (4,500 versus 3,500 brands, 150 versus 200-plus countries), which makes the headline numbers hard to rely on.
- No SOC 2 report; the company claims ISO 27001 and GDPR and CCPA compliance and describes itself as 'SOC 2 Ready'.
- The company publishes no founders, founding date, funding, or headcount, and wound down its merchant gift card product on 31 July 2026, so there is little public information about its direction.

## Comparisons

- **Gifted vs Goody**: Goody's free Starter plan covers unlimited sends in the US, Canada, and UK and never charges for a gift nobody accepts; global sending needs Pro at $20 per user per month. Gifted is free everywhere with a 5 percent conversion fee on international sends, and recovers 100 percent of an unclaimed gift only within 72 hours. Choose Goody for domestic sales gifting with real products and native Salesforce, HubSpot, and Outreach integrations; choose Gifted for international or HR-driven gifting where a seat fee would add up.
- **Gifted vs Snappy**: Snappy's free Essential plan and curated recipient-choice collections are the closest match in mechanic, with shipping inside the gift budget, but its paid Elevated tier is $2,000 a year and per-gift margin is not published. Gifted has no paid tier at all and publishes its funding and cancellation fees. Pick Snappy for a polished physical-gift catalog and Slack or Teams delivery; pick Gifted when gift cards, HR automation, and zero platform cost are the priority.
- **Gifted vs Giftpack**: Giftpack is the global procurement play, with a free tier capped at 250 recipients, a Premium plan from $99 a month, and catalog discounts on paid plans. Gifted has no recipient cap and no subscription but a narrower physical catalog that ships only in the US. Take Giftpack when international physical gifts and sourcing matter; take Gifted when a localized gift card link covers the need.
- **Gifted vs Loop & Tie**: Loop and Tie sells fixed-price curated collections with a free tier that adds $5 flat-rate shipping per gift and returns expired value to you as credit, with Essentials at $500 a year. Gifted charges no shipping fee on gift cards and no plan fee, and returns 100 or 75 percent of a canceled gift as credit. Choose Loop and Tie when the physical, sustainable gift is the message; choose Gifted when choice and cost matter more than the box.

## Pairs well with

Gifted is a gifting tool, and a team running it still has 7 neighbouring categories to staff. The pick in each is Zoho CRM for sales CRM, Smartlead for cold email outreach, Dripify for LinkedIn outreach, Outplay for sales engagement, Journey for digital sales rooms, Zoho Meeting for webinars & virtual events and zcal for scheduling & booking, each the leading tool in that category on published criteria.

| Category | Ideal pairing | Because | Benefit |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Sales CRM | [Zoho CRM](https://saastracker.org/products/zoho-crm) (Best Value) | Gifted is built for gifting, not CRM. Zoho CRM adds unmatched capability per dollar. | Every conversation ends up on a record, so a rep leaving does not take the pipeline with them. |
| Cold Email Outreach | [Smartlead](https://saastracker.org/products/smartlead) (Best Value) | Gifted lists canceling an unclaimed gift after 72 hours returns only 75 percent among its limits. Smartlead adds aggressive volume pricing at Pro tier and above. | Outreach goes out on a schedule and replies land in one place instead of a personal inbox. |
| LinkedIn Outreach | [Dripify](https://saastracker.org/products/dripify) (Best Value) | Gifted lists international gifting carries a 5 percent currency conversion fee among its limits. Dripify adds effective annual pricing undercuts every serious rival. | A second channel reaches the people who never open email, without a rep doing it by hand. |
| Sales Engagement | [Outplay](https://saastracker.org/products/outplay) (Best Value) | Gifted is built for gifting, not engagement. Outplay adds enterprise trimmings at $139/user undercut the platforms it imitates. | One cadence covers email, calls and LinkedIn, so nobody drops a follow-up between tools. |
| Digital Sales Rooms | [Journey](https://saastracker.org/products/journey-io) (Ease of Use) | Gifted lists curated physical gifts ship only within the US among its limits. Journey adds lowest published entry. | The buying committee reads one link, instead of hunting a thread for the latest deck. |
| Webinars & Virtual Events | [Zoho Meeting](https://saastracker.org/products/zoho-meeting) (Best Value) | Gifted sends buyers elsewhere for a gift to fire from Salesforce or HubSpot today. Zoho Meeting adds browser-based attendance with no download. | A live session runs with registration, reminders and a recording, without a production crew. |
| Scheduling & Booking | [zcal](https://saastracker.org/products/zcal) (Best Value) | Gifted lists catalog figures conflict across Gifted's own pages among its limits. zcal adds self-serve at every tier with no enterprise quote wall. | Meetings get booked in one click at times that are genuinely free, with no back and forth. |

Pairings follow the SaaSTracker methodology (https://saastracker.org/methodology): the leading tool in each complementary category, chosen on published criteria. Placement cannot be purchased.

## Implementation

- Setup time: About five minutes to a first gift, by the company's own claim: sign up, fund the balance, and send a link. Connecting an HR system and turning on milestone campaigns takes an hour or two, and setting up a custom swag pack takes a logo upload and item selection.
- Learning curve: Low. Sending a link is simple, and the only settings that need thought are roles, budgets, and approval rules, which are worth agreeing with finance before managers are given access.
- Onboarding: Fully self-serve, with a 'Book a Call' option and 1-on-1 account setup help offered on the product pages. Human support is included at no cost.
- Migration: Moving from another gifting platform is mostly a people list and a set of campaign rules. Any unspent balance or platform credit at your current vendor is usually not transferable, so run it down first. If you rely on CRM-triggered sends today, confirm that Gifted's sales integrations are live before switching.

## Platform, API & security

- Platforms: Web application, Email and SMS reward links, HR system integrations
- API: The Why Gifted page lists a REST API, webhooks, and Zapier, but the integrations directory marks sales and marketing integrations as 'Soon' and no public API documentation was found.
- Compliance: ISO 27001 (claimed), GDPR (claimed), CCPA (claimed), SOC 2 Ready (not an attestation)
- Data residency: The data processing agreement lists AWS in US (North Virginia) as a sub-processor; the privacy policy says data may be stored or processed in Israel, the UK, the EU, the US, and other countries.
- SSO: Not advertised.
- Security notes: Gift cards and physical gifts are released only after the recipient enters a verification code sent by email or text, which limits the damage from a forwarded link. The sender holds names, emails, and phone numbers, while recipient addresses are entered by the recipient. The company publishes a data processing agreement and a CCPA notice.

## Support

- Channels: Email support at support@gifted.co, Help center, Book a call with the team
- Documentation: A help center with articles on budgets, campaigns, people, physical gifts, reports, recipients, reward links, and users, plus a learning center of gifting guides.
- Community: No user community; the company posts customer stories on its site.

## Company

- Founded: 2018
- Headquarters: Palo Alto, California, United States (notice address in the terms of service)
- Ownership: Privately held (Giftedd Solutions Inc.)
- Employees: Not disclosed
- Funding: Not disclosed on the vendor's site. The founding year is a proxy: no Gifted page states when the company was founded, and 2018 is the year of the earliest dated article on its own learning center (14 September 2018).

Timeline:

- 2018: Earliest dated article on Gifted's learning center (14 September 2018), the first vendor-sourced sign of the business.
- 2026: Stops supporting the creation of new gift cards on merchants' own gift card pages on 31 July, under a help center notice titled 'B2C Sunset'; existing cards stay redeemable.
- 2026: Runs the free platform with a catalog it puts at 4,500-plus gift card brands in 150-plus countries and publishes a September guide to corporate Christmas gifting for 2026.

## Integrations

BambooHR, Rippling, HiBob, Workday, ADP, Paychex, UKG, Deel, Gusto, Paylocity, TriNet, Namely, Remote, Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Outreach, Zapier, and REST API (listed on one page, marked 'Soon' in the directory)

## FAQ

### What is Gifted?

Gifted is a corporate gifting and recognition platform. You send one reward link by email or text, and the recipient chooses gift cards, prepaid cards, physical gifts, custom swag, or a donation from a catalog localized to their country. It is used for birthdays, work anniversaries, onboarding, client gifts, sales incentives, and research incentives.

### Is Gifted really free?

Yes. There is no platform fee, no seat or user fee, and no setup fee, and every feature is on the same free plan. You pay the face value of the gifts. Funding by ACH or wire is free, card funding costs 3 percent, and international sends carry a 5 percent currency conversion fee. The company says it earns a margin from brands instead.

### What does a $25 gift actually cost?

Sent to a US recipient and funded by ACH or wire, it costs $25.00 and nothing else. Funded by card it costs $25.75. Sent to a recipient in another currency, add the 5 percent conversion fee. There is no per-send fee on top.

### What happens if someone never redeems their gift?

You can cancel it. Canceling within 72 hours of sending returns 100 percent of the value to your Gifted balance, and canceling any time up to two years returns 75 percent. A gift cannot be canceled once the recipient has selected it, and refunds are balance credit rather than cash.

### Do I need the recipient's address?

No. You send a link to an email address or phone number, and for physical gifts or swag the recipient enters their own shipping address and size at checkout. Gift cards are delivered digitally after the recipient verifies a code.

### Does Gifted work internationally?

Yes for gift cards, prepaid cards, swag, and donations: one link localizes the brands and currency to the recipient's country, and the company says it covers 150-plus countries. Curated physical gifts ship only within the US. International sends carry a 5 percent conversion fee.

### Which HR systems does Gifted connect to?

The company counts 45-plus HR integrations and names BambooHR, Rippling, HiBob, Workday, ADP, Paychex, UKG, Deel, Gusto, Paylocity, TriNet, Namely, and Remote. Once connected, birthdays and start dates sync automatically and milestone campaigns send on the day.

### Can I trigger gifts from Salesforce or HubSpot?

Possibly, but check first. Gifted's Why Gifted page lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Outreach, Zapier, a REST API, and webhooks, while its integrations directory marks the sales and marketing category as 'Soon', and the help center has no API documentation. Ask the company to show a working CRM-triggered send before planning a sales program around it.

### Is Gifted secure?

The company claims ISO 27001 certification and GDPR and CCPA compliance, and describes itself as 'SOC 2 Ready', which means it does not yet have a SOC 2 report. Its data processing agreement lists AWS in North Virginia as a sub-processor, and its privacy policy says data may be processed in Israel, the UK, the EU, and the US.

### Who is behind Gifted?

The operating company is Giftedd Solutions Inc., which gives a Palo Alto, California notice address in its terms. Gifted's website does not name founders, a founding date, funding, or headcount. The earliest dated article on its own learning center is from September 2018.

### What should I pair Gifted with?

Gifted is a gifting tool, and a team running it still has 7 neighbouring categories to staff. The pick in each is Zoho CRM for sales CRM, Smartlead for cold email outreach, Dripify for LinkedIn outreach, Outplay for sales engagement, Journey for digital sales rooms, Zoho Meeting for webinars & virtual events and zcal for scheduling & booking, each the leading tool in that category on published criteria.

### What do I pair with Gifted for Sales CRM?

Zoho CRM. Gifted is built for gifting, not CRM. Zoho CRM adds unmatched capability per dollar.

### Is Gifted enough on its own?

For gifting, yes. Gifted does not cover cold email outreach, LinkedIn outreach and sales engagement, and its own profile says so; Smartlead, Dripify and Outplay are the tools that fill those gaps.

## Editorial verdict

Gifted is the most complete free product in this category. Every feature it sells, including HR integrations, approvals, unlimited users, on-demand swag, and a reward link that localizes to 150-plus countries, sits on one $0 plan, and the only costs are the gifts themselves plus published fees for card funding and currency conversion. For a people team running birthdays, anniversaries, and onboarding across several countries, that is hard to beat, and the cancellation terms mean an ignored link costs little if you act within 72 hours. The caveats are about the sales side and the company. CRM and API integrations are announced on one page and marked 'coming soon' on another, physical gifts are US-only, and the company publishes nothing about its founders, age, or funding. Sales teams that want CRM-triggered gifts today should start with Goody. HR-led programs, and client gifting done by hand, should try Gifted first, since trying it costs nothing.

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